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Europe Daily Bulletin No. 11013

7 February 2014
Contents Publication in full By article 16 / 41
SECTORAL POLICIES / (ae) climate
European Council urged to listen to EP's 2030 message

Brussels, 06/02/2014 (Agence Europe) - Even though the European Parliament position on the integrated climate/energy policy up to 2030 is only a voluntary contribution to the debate, Greenpeace welcomes the strong political message sent by MEPs on 5 February to the European Council (20-21 March) and calls on heads of state and/or government to listen to this message and ratchet up the EU's level of ambition (see EUROPE 11012).

Frederic Thoma, a Greenpeace specialist on EU energy policy said...

Contents

EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT PLENARY
(AE) UKRAINE: Parliament calls for targeted measures and financial support
(AE) RUSSIA: MEPs call for dialogue on common neighbourhood
(AE) FYROM: Parliament calls again for opening of negotiations
(AE) BOSNIA and HERZEGOVINA: Parliament calls on EU to commit more
(AE) MONTENEGRO: Parliament encourages swift continuation of negotiations
(AE) WOMEN: MEPs call for a directive on female genital mutilation
(AE) TRANSPORT: Proust call to Barroso on regional airports
(AE) TRANSPORT: MEPs' firm support for waterways with NAIADES II
(AE) ENERGY: European Parliament amends infrastructure transparency rules
(AE) JHA: Parliament wants progress on insolvency
(AE) CONSUMERS: MEPs refuse to compromise on meat origin labelling
(AE) FISHERIES: EP approves new EU-Gabon fishing agreement
(AE) FISHERIES: Monitoring regulation brought into line with Lisbon Treaty
SECTORAL POLICIES
(AE) AGRICULTURE: Still no agreement on delegated acts in CAP reform
(AE) AGRICULTURE: Measures planned to make sugar market more fluid
(AE) CLIMATE: European Council urged to listen to EP's 2030 message
(AE) ETS:
(AE) TRANSPORT: Something in air passenger rights for everyone
(AE) SPACE: Commission planning European pillar for space agency
(AE) REGIONS:
(AE) REGIONS:
(AE) HEALTH: Negative effects of epilepsy on patients' social lives
(AE) HEALTH: More and more orphan medicines on sale
(AE) RESEARCH: ERC to fund 67 “proof of concept” projects
EXTERNAL ACTION
(AE) UKRAINE: EU calls on parties to act to get country out of crisis
(AE) TURKEY: Law reinforcing State control over internet - EU concerned
(AE) SYRIA: Calls for awareness over hostage situation
(AE) MALI/SAHEL: Another Mali possible for regional and global security
(AE) TRADE: EU hopes to stem imports of conflict minerals
(AE) TRADE: European ethanol falls victim to agreement with Peru
ECONOMY - FINANCES
(AE) BANKING: EP bangs fist on bank resolution scheme negotiating table
(AE) ECONOMY: Inflation still low - ECB will not move without more clarity
(AE) EURO: Rapporteurs differ in approach but agree on measures for the troika
(AE) TAXATION: Negotiating VAT cooperation deals with Russia and Norway
(AE) TAXATION: Hungarian law discriminates against foreign-linked companies
(AE) GREECE: Emily O'Reilly commends openness over Greece joining euro
SOCIAL AFFAIRS - EDUCATION
(AE) SOCIAL AFFAIRS: Commission prepares for ESF 2014-2020
(AE) SOCIAL AFFAIRS: EP asks EESC to examine EMU social dialogue
(AE) EDUCATION: Romania complains to Commission over student loans
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